Article September 21, 1946 Issue

Signs of the Times

The Golden Rule

with contributions from N. B. Mathes, J. C. Penney, Peter Bryce

Interboro Review Bergenfield, New Jersey

In an excellent editorial in a New York daily recently, there was this all–important sentence: "The only rule that works both ways is the Golden Rule."

The Golden Rule is the one rule that if sincerely followed could bring peace to all the world. Nation would no longer war against nation, nor people against people, class against class, race against race, creed against creed.

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